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Audit a Potential Employer

Pull the full follower and following list of a company, founder, or hiring manager. Every account is profiled individually by AI. See if the audience is legitimate, who they actually associate with, and whether they follow hate, NSFW, or inappropriate accounts.

Check their public presence before you commit

Before accepting a job offer, you can learn a lot from someone's public Instagram. What accounts does the company follow? What about the founder or hiring manager? Are they following hate accounts, NSFW pages, or suspicious profiles?

An audit gives you the full picture of their public digital footprint without needing any passwords or access.

See if their audience is real

Companies that inflate their follower count with bots or purchased followers are signaling something about how they operate. An audit shows you the real quality behind the numbers.

Check for suspicious growth bursts, bot-heavy follower lists, and low engagement relative to audience size.

Safety flags and content categorization

Every account they follow is categorized and flagged for sensitive content: sex, hate, thirst traps, NSFW material, crypto spam, and low-quality accounts.

This is especially relevant when you are evaluating company culture and public associations before joining a team.

Audit Someone's Instagram or TikTok.

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